Comments for Simon, Carly, Have You Seen Me Lately

"Didn't I" is a touching rendition of the recriminations people go through after the end of a relationship. "Life Is Eternal" is a positive affirmation of our existance. "Happy Birthday" echos the emotions of person coming to terms with family as one ages. "Its Not Like Him" portrays a midlife crisis in a carefully-drawn manner. The sad, sweet "Fisherman's Song" sounds like it was written years ago, and is probably one of Simon's most beautiful songs ever.

I agree on Fisherman's Song--one of the best. I wish she'd do an album that was Pure Folk sometime--she's got such a voice for it.

A truly wonderful album. It's one of the most listened to in our house. Does anyone else like to sing "Life is a turtle" along with Carly? Seriously, "Life Is Eternal" is a beautiful, uplifting song. "We Just Got Here" captures that end of the summer feeling so well my mind just drifts off everytime I hear it. This disc and "Comming Around Again" show Carly hasn't lost any of her enormous talent. She just keeps getting better.

"We Just Got Here" is a transcendent piece of music, a true gem in an album that, though wonderful, isn't consistently wonderful. I agree with the above comment that Carly should record a folk album.

This message comes many years after purchase, but we love this album. I only have it on tape and hope it never gets mangled.

This message comes many years after purchase, but we love this album. I only have it on tape and hope it never gets mangled.

This album is probably one of the best. The songs "Life is Eternal" and "Waiting at the Gate" will always leave a lump in my throat, so lyrical and so moving. This is tops. "Didn't I" & "Have You Seen Me Lately" come a close second as my favourites, with their poignant melody and rhythm.

This album is probably one of the best. The songs "Life is Eternal" and "Waiting at the Gate" will always leave a lump in my throat, so lyrical and so moving. This is tops. "Didn't I" & "Have You Seen Me Lately" come a close second as my favourites, with their poignant melody and rhythm.

This was the first album I ever bought from Carly Simon back in the 1980''S. I played this cassette tape so much that the tape broke in my car! I new I was a fan when I spent all day untangling the tape out of car cassette and then I spliced the broken tape together with scotch tape (I never new I had that talent)! I am now writing this in 1999 and since replaced this with a CD. Since then I now have 12 other CD''S from her! This CD is what started my collection of Carly''s work!